Zacks Investment Management

If the Fed raises interest rates as expected, bonds may not perform well–but could still be worth holding for some investors.

For the last 5 years, S&P 500 performance has been driven by a few huge companies … but that dominance could be changing.

Federal Reserve to rase rates in March, good and bad news for supply chain, American households in better shape than pre-pandemic

Mitch looks at last week’s comments from the Federal Reserve, and what this changing outlook means for investors.

Jobless claims hit 52-year low, Fed signals more urgency on taper and rates, improved supply may relieve inflation pressure.

Last year certainly had plenty of twists and turns, but the stock market as a whole delivered solid performance.

After the challenges—and strong corporate earnings—of 2021, what’s ahead for the economy and market this year?

Omicron less damaging than previous waves, wage hikes offset inflation, 2022 earnings expected to normalize

The overall sentiment among investors is more negative than positive, but Mitch sees reasons to be optimistic.

Although it is being fiercely debated by legislators, Mitch thinks the overall economic impact of this legislation is modest.